US Slaps Back with Canadian Goods Bans | Global News

The U.S. is retaliating with new bans on Canadian goods including alcohol, dairy, and cars—set to begin September 29—after Canada imposed its own tariffs. President Biden signed off on the measures, framing them as a response to what Washington sees as unfair treatment of American commerce. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney admits moving away from the U.S. as a top trade partner will be tough and costly. Despite both sides publicly wanting to resolve the dispute, no new talks have been scheduled since August’s breakdown. With deadlines looming, all eyes are on whether a deal can still be reached before the bans go into effect.

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